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Safe Operation Rules
TO GO FORWARD
- move the Gear Shift to “L” and press the pedal.
TO STOP
- release the pedal.
TO REVERSE
- Stop the car first, then move the Gear Shift to “R”,
(Reverse) and press the pedal.
HAVE CHILDREN PRACTICE THESE FEATURES
UNTIL YOU ARE SATISFIED THAT THEY
UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS
While children may quickly master the skills necessary
to drive this vehicle, they do not have the maturity or the
judgement to safely drive it without adult supervision.
• Parent should look at the area that the children will be
driving in, and decide if it is safe. Children cannot make
that decision themselves.
• Keep away from all areas that are used by motorized
vehicles (roads, driveways, parking lots, off-road tracks,
etc.)
• Keep away from bodies of water or puddles.
• Do not drive at night.
• Watch for low hanging obstructions.
• The car may tip when going down a steep slope, or not
be able to stop even when the pedal is released. Avoid
slopes of more that 6
0
.
• Keep away from stairs, pools, sundecks.
• Do not operate on gravel or loose dirt, only on smooth,
hard surfaces. Undue strain on the motor will cause
switch, motor or fuse to fail.
• Do not wash car with hose and soap. Use only a clean
damp cloth.
• Never operate vehicle on its side, or turned over.
• The vehicle’s electrical elements (switches, motor, bat-
tery, etc) emit an internal spark when turned on. Do not
operate near flammable vapors, such as gasoline,
propane BBQ tanks, paint thinner, etc., to avoid risk of
fire or explosion.
• To prevent unsupervised children from using vehicle,
disconnect or remove battery when not in use. To
remove the battery, undo the bracket over the battery
with a screwdriver, disconnect the plugs, and remove the
battery. Do not lift by the wires, and store upright.
WARNING
IF BATTERY LEAK DEVELOPS:
- Avoid cont
act with leaking battery acid.
- Place battery in a plastic bag, and follow
disposal instructions.
IF ACID COMES INTO CONTACT WITH SKIN
- Flush skin with cold water for at least 15 minutes
- Call a physician
IF ACID IS INGESTED
- Give water, milk of magnesia or egg whites immediately
- Do
not
induce vomiting
- Call a physician
BATTERY DISPOSAL
Your 6-volt sealed lead acid battery cannot be disposed of in
your household trash. Place it in a plastic bag. It must be col-
lected and recycled or disposed of in a manner that respects
the environment.
Contact your local environmental agency for disposal options
in your area.
WARNING
ADULT SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED
Children lack the judgement necessary to avoid injury or accidents. Make sure that the child operating this vehicle understands its function and
has demonstrated an ability to drive it safely. They must be supervised at all times.
To avoid damage to the motor and gears, do not allow more than one child to ride in the car at a time. Maximum weight: 55 lbs. (25 kg.)
Children must wear shoes and remain seated at all times.
The safety belt and roll bar are play features only and are not intended as a substitute for adult supervision.
Improper or careless use of this car may result in a serious injury or fatal accident. Children should only be allowed to operate this car, once a
parent has determined that they understand its operation and can do so safely..
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR ADULT SUPERVISION
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